the princess royal now laying her wreath . she and her laying her wreath.band , admiral sir tim husband, admiral sir tim laurence, will be meeting with veterans after this cenotaph service . service. and this is the equerry of the duke of kent laying a wreath on his behalf . hi.we hi . we can see his majesty the hi. we can see his majesty the king there in his royal air force uniform . the royals lay force uniform. the royals lay their wreaths first and then they will be followed . by the they will be followed. by the prime minister, rishi sunak , prime minister, rishi sunak, leading the commemorations on behalf . of . prime minister rishi sunak, now laying his wreath . the leader of the opposition , the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, now approaching the cenotaph to lay his wreath . this is stephen flynn, mp . he's this is stephen flynn, mp. he's laying a wreath on behalf of both the snp and plaid parliamentary group . we, the leader of the liberal democrat party is the next to walk solemnly to the cenotaph and lay his wreath . doddie aid from

his majesty the king laying the first wreath on behalf of the nation. the second wreath is laid on behalf of the queen by her equerry mitchell plunkett. the prince of wales steps forward with his wreath. prince edward, duke of edinburgh. and her royal highness princess royal, princess and. —— anne. and a wreath laid on behalf of the duke of kent who is not here this year by his equerry captain hopkins. parade, stand at ease! stand easy! now the leaders of the political parties beginning with the prime minister rishi sunak. military band strikes up. sir keir starmer, leader of the labour party. stephen flynn, leader of the scottish national party in the house of commons laying a wreath on behalf of commons laying a wreath on behalf of the scottish national party and the welsh national party. sir ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats. sirjeffrey donaldson, from the democratic unionist party. the speaker of the house of commons, so lindsay hoyle. and he is followed by the speaker of the house of lords. the secretary of state for foreign and commonwealt

taken together, the lay—offs are part of a broader restructuring by amazon.000 jobs in the last year. the e—commerce and streaming giant isn't immune to the lay—offs that hit the tech industry earlier this year. after the onset of the pandemic ushered in the work—from—home era, technology companies expanded to meet growing needs. then, in early 2023, lay—offs were rampant in the industry as companies reflected on over hiring and slowing demand. amazon isn't the only one downsizing. google, snap and zillow also recently said they're cutting jobs. that is all we have for you. thank you for watching. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. it may look like a trip to the science museum, but believe it or not, this is gatwick. it's a new centre with hands—on experiments with the hope of inspiring schoolchildren to considerjobs in stem. otherwise known as science, technology, engineering and maths. fundamentally, it is about our future pipeline of talent. we're hoping that they might be — some of them might be the workforce for the future, with

laying his wreath . sir lindsay hoyle , the speaker sir lindsay hoyle, the speaker of the house of commons, laying his wreath. he's representing there the staff of the house of commons, as i'll be shortly followed by his lords, house of lords counterpart hart, lord mcfall . mcfall. there, the lords speaker. he's laying his wreath on behalf of parliament, representing members of the house of commons and the house of lords . the next person to lay a wreath were the next people to lay a wreath are james cleverly, the foreign secretary. he's accompanied by suella braverman, the home secretary . he . they're the home secretary. he. they're laying their wreaths together on behalf of the intelligence agencies . agencies. now, at this point, now that the politicians have laid their wreaths, we're going to see represents lives from the crown dependencies and the united kingdom overseas territories, they're going to lay their wreaths in. one group, followed by 47 high commissioners or their representatives who wil

i they can do that or not, they would lay out their ambitions?— lay out their ambitions?their ambitions? i think it is certainly the case that - lay out their ambitions? i think it is certainly the case that the - is certainly the case that the number of bills in this king's speech is fewer than we have seen in recent years. and there is not the kind of big structural changes that you might expect. but we know that there is really a maximum of a year until a general election, so going in and saying that they were going to deliver some big reform, whether it was social care for example or some big structural change to the country, at this point, the conservative party would say that is unrealistic with the time that they have. so what they are clearly doing here is picking things that they think they can deliver, things they think they can deliver, things they think our priorities to voters and that they think they can talk about heading into that election.- heading into that election. and on that issue of _ heading into that election. and on that issue of what _ heading i

we will discuss the groundwork we are laying. i will turn it or to you. >> thank you so much for joining us. over the past week there s been a lot of chatter. this is nothing new for us. we have heard this. he always prov them wrong. people voted for more freedoms, not less. they soundly rejected extremism. voters rejected extreme antiabortion agenda. in kentucky, voters rejected someone who refused to condemn election the nihilism. in virginia, the republican slate campaigned on giving tax brks to the wealthy. and they lost. republican spent $30 mlion attacking joe biden. we saw that failed. democrats held the senate. democric candidates rea-- ran on a historic agenda. is no surprise why a. we have seen support for medicare negotiations. 73% support the bipartisan infrastructure law. voters overwhelmingly support codifying roe v. wade. we have seen voters rejecting the maggot agenda -- maga agenda. here in miami last night there was a spotlight on the fact that noatter who republicans nominate, the entire field was trying to emb

this is volker turk in geneva, laying out his latest - geneva, laying out his latest findings, saying number of civilian deaths cannot be dismissed as collateral damage. there are warnings by his office, and this is where we paused to say goodbye to our viewers around the world. volker turk, the un human rights chief, laying out his findings in geneva after a visit to this region. warning of the large liberal civilian deaths cannot be dismissed, in his words, as collateral damage. warning that the warnings by his office have long been ignored, in his words, by israel and its allies, calling for a collective punishment to end, and for the hostages to be released, and calling for the adherence to the un security council resolution which was passed late last night, calling for urgent and humanitarian causes, saying that all parties must respect that resolution and that there must be a rapid and unimpeded humanitarian assistance to the population, including the provision of fuel. so, that is volker turk, the un human rights chief, laying out his findings in geneva. we wait to see what the

thank you for laying out _ competition. thank you for laying out there _ competition.re what is - competition. thank you for laying out there what is at| laying out there what is at stake. thank you. turned to iceland were about 4000 people evacuated homes over the weekend after scientists predicted a volcanic eruption could hit the region at any time. experts say a nine mile or 15 kilometre river of magma is active and runs outside the south—western town of grindovic in the reykjavik peninsula. hundreds of earthquakes hit the region over the last two days causing cracks to emerge on town road. one couple film the minute a valid tremor took their house in grindovic. only able to gather their belongings and under official supervision. and before we go, this oneness for classic motor fans and enthusiasts out there. it is vision and read and also now the second expensive vehicle ever sold at auction. 1962 ferrari gt sybase caliente sold for $51.7 million at sotheby�*s. it is known for its rarity and racing history. one—of—a—kind to be raised by the carmakers own skin area

the anigh laying of israel. anigh laying of israel.— that phrase is known to mean the anigh laying of israel. so you don't believe what _ anigh laying of israel. so you don't believe what he saying? _ anigh laying of israel. so you don't believe what he saying? well, - anigh laying of israel. so you don't| believe what he saying? well, andy anigh laying of israel. so you don't i believe what he saying? well, andy i no will cive believe what he saying? well, andy i no will give his _ believe what he saying? well, andy i no will give his explanation _ believe what he saying? well, andy i no will give his explanation to - believe what he saying? well, andy i no will give his explanation to the . no will give his explanation to the investigation, he has to explain himself, but i know what those words sound, i know what they voke, i know what fear they bring to many citizens of the country, notjust jewish people, and we should be calling for peace, and israel is right, to try to stop hamas being able to stop more mas

cruise is laying off employees as well. this after the california dmv revoked its license to operate and on wednesday, general motors announced it's recalling all 950 of its driverless cruise cars for a software upgrade. cruz has a problem that got to fix it. >> i hope they fix it. want to see general motors, the leader there had lay off some of the people that were paid for by the revenue that they lost. and economists explains the timing could make it particularly more challenging for the employees being let go were also in a white interest rate. >> slowing economy, period, which makes it even more difficult for the people who get caught up. >> in the layoffs, there's still a lot more to learn about the crew's layoffs and what this means for the company moving forward. i'm sure we'll learn more in the coming days. i'm sarah stinson reporting the newsroom. back to you. a major update tonight to the monthslong actors strike the after a union has reached a tentative deal with hollywood studios to put it all to an end. the th

on its ashes lay charred human bones, and charred corpses lay near the barn.pses i found my brother victor and two sisters. i recognized my father by his teeth, since he was burned beyond recognition, and i recognized my mother by her shoes. she was lying under the fence, holding the hand of her younger brother vladik. for the executioners, who killed and burned 149 people, khatyn became an association for their punitive activities. saev from this nazi unit is called the khatyn killers, although there are 118 ukrainian police battalions on the territory of occupied belarus took part in the destruction of hundreds of settlements in the minsk, vitebsk and grodno regions. in total , there are about 200 volumes, which contain evidentiary materials from the decision to initiate a criminal case, to interrogation reports, confrontations. hundreds of volumes are several. criminal cases against former military personnel of the 118th ukrainian battalion of the security police, shutsmant batalna. in march 1973, the first group criminal case was opened. these were five pe

the dividing lines laying out what happens _ lines lie.stop this is a electioneering 101, election stop this is a electioneering101, giving a sense of if you vote for us, this is what you get, and it comes back to the argument about what is deliverable in the time that is available, and labour pointing out they would do a lot more in the time they have got. 0f lot more in the time they have got. of course, it is the last session on a five year parliament which does not give you an enormous amount of time to get big things through. the questions would be, why haven't bigger things been done in previous sessions? there is the argument about being realistic and also a sense that this is about setting the dividing lines and laying the groundwork to the general election and trying to convince voters that you are the right choice on the issues they care about so part of the kings speech was a lot of focus on crime and they were measures we had heard the government say they were going to introduce before so things like, the whole life orders for

and he says he wants to try to lay— leave can. and he says he wants to try to lay out — leave can. — try to lay out a framework with the israelis and their partners that he is going _ israelis and their partners that he is going to — israelis and their partners that he is going to meet tomorrow and on sunday. _ is going to meet tomorrow and on sunday. a — is going to meet tomorrow and on sunday, a framework for a lasting and durable peace, beyond just the immediate conflict, that there has to he _ immediate conflict, that there has to be some sort of pathway from where _ to be some sort of pathway from where we — to be some sort of pathway from where we are now to a two state solution, _ where we are now to a two state solution, and insurances that this sort of— solution, and insurances that this sort of violence doesn't happen again — sort of violence doesn't happen aaain. ., ~' ,, sort of violence doesn't happen aaain. . ,, i. ., sort of violence doesn't happen aaain. . ,, ., ., , again. thank you for “oining us, anthony who h again. thank you for “oining us, anthony who is h aga

, who are not there to lay a wreath, who are not there to lay a wreath, who are not there with her friendsalk about the old days. it is a moment to remember those we have lost. for the whole country, the cenotaph is sacred ground and the idea that on a day like remembrance day he would have a protest going past it, i don't think that is acceptable and thatis don't think that is acceptable and that is why yesterday i wrote to the mayor, the metropolitan police, looking carefully at the powers that they happen considering what options they happen considering what options they have available because personally i don't think this is an appropriate moment for a protest. the metropolitan police says it will use all its powers to stop disruption during remembrance weekend commemorations. a spokesperson for the pro—palestinian group friends of al—aqsa says demonstators will not be at the cenotaph on sunday the 12th, as it understands the sensitivity of the date. in the uk, 5th november marks the anniversary of the gunpowder plot to blow up the houses of parliament in the 17th century. this year bo

if the palestinians would lay down their weapons and stop killing jews, they would have estate. lay down our weapons, we will be killed into last one of us and this is why we are protecting ourselves. >> look at this sign that says honor the mars, palestine you can see police presence keeping people out of the intersection and to nashville where we heard this. [chanting] >> some carrying signs that read genocide joke while accuses the biden administration committing genocide against palestinian people and calling on united state to stop sending military aid to gaza as is valleys continually learn more details about vandalism and property damage. three people were arrested in d.c. over the weekend in connection to plaintiff handprint the behind on union station. >> thanks, appreciate it. you've been at these, take us through what you've seen, what have you learned from observing? >> in d.c., i watched it, i was trying to get on a train to come here we were covering protest i covered to protest, the violent one outside of the headquarters wednesday into thursday and then last nigh

bolot vasilyevich, where is bolot, who else is in the house, lay down on the floor, who lay down on the. well, that’s great, do you know why you were detained? what's the delay? well, now we’ll tell you, rabdano was presented with a decree for metal and contraband. metal, now within the framework of this criminal case yours will be carried out. several tens of millions of rubles were found in the house of bolot rabdanov. the man was charged and placed under arrest. and finally, another victory border guards, at the moment of the god of the redeemer temerlan pliev. the latter lived in the remote taiga village of vershina-darosunsky , several hundred kilometers from the couple, that’s how it was. what's here, what 's here? open what is there, please show me, timerlan reluctantly opens the packages with iron, there are sparkling gold bars, metal, metal, golden color, the origin of this metal, can you explain where you got it from, how did it, how did it end up here? did you get it yourself, where did you get it? where, here, right now. next to pliev sergey bogovin, this man, as the securit

says: call me, let’s ease my sadness, with these words, it means that she approached the stone that laye, she said, memory... then that i was here, i leave the imprint of my foot, she entered the lake, went in the direction where the village is now swamped , the water reached up to their knees, people followed her, confirmation of this legend, there is such a ridge across the lake, this is like a path along which ... the mother of god walked, she there is water there now, well, a person can basically walk through. lake lukovskoye, well, now it’s a reservoir since 1980, it’s ancient, of glacial origin, it was once much larger, because here it’s still expelled by sopropel and you see these shores were so more elevated, and the other side, there’s nezina, there’s swamps there were, and under the layer of peat there was also sopropel in these swamps, which means that once upon a time it was much larger, well , they write, but now it will be less, because we have a very low water level, in the best of times, when there was enough water, the water came, well, somewhere up to the middle, right

down, lay down, lay down, and let’s get this plowman, and let’s give it to people. the full camp on during this time over 2000 people died, liberation came on march 19, 1944, i read a letter from the protocol of one of the uzhnitsa, he says, we waited, well, i hoped, but life is not life , and when our soldiers entered the camp territory through an already cleared passage, it says, well, even compare how it's like you're filming angels. when the camp was liberated, our special services discovered agents, that is, german counterintelligence , one of... before sending me here, it means that i was informed that the majority of people here are infected with hiv, i was vaccinated, and my task was , which means i had to watch how the red army would act after the german army retreated, and how typhus would spread. liberated by the sixty-fifth army under the command of general batov and the troops of the first belarusian front under the leadership of rakosovsky, the prisoners saw soviet soldiers at dawn, those who could still move ran towards them and were blown up by mines, the soldiers th

you lay out their the challenges _ astonished by that.es facing - astonished by that. you lay out their the challenges facing the | their the challenges facing the country, is anything in that speech? there were one or two pieces of legislation, things that we proposed before and the labour party, making convex attend court for sentencing or something we proposed 18 months ago and i am pleased to see the government finally picking that up because offending the families of victims who have been murdered and political circumstances in the way that the convex, it should not be allowed. we were really looking for ambition that meets the scale of the crisis that we are facing and what really this face like —— this felt like the failing of the government, and what really, really need is a election. , , ., ., ., election. this is about an immediate riori . election. this is about an immediate priority- the — election. this is about an immediate priority. the prime _ election. this is about an immediate priority. the prime minister - election. th

married, and there was a need for this chest to have enough storage, so that it would be enough to lay a bed, and to pull a man in, if the mother took it right away shirts and an outer knit for myself, and that’s all, my father bought my wedding in 1900 ... everything there that was on the next, then the linen lay on the bottom, up, top from here, atelier, 20 years, on one place, and she worked in retirement for another year, she got married here, she had two children here, and she wanted them to live here, they set up a house for her daughter here, and her son moved away. and now we go to the barn, from where we have the pig, there , further on, her cow and daughter are going to get the cow, there are few cows left, there are already 10-12 of them. your own milk, cottage cheese, butter, everything of your own, children, grandchildren, grandchildren love milk, then we still can’t, although it’s a little hard for women, of course, but nothing, i tied it up, oh, well, where did i tie it up, you think, if you don’t... you want to stop the squirrel and then this one over there is already g

we are also taking the important additional -- laying out -- the bilateral economic -- where we agree. this understanding will serve her future mutually beneficial -- first, we need to intensify communication, including continuing a regular cadence and contact between me and the vice premier. second, we committed to work together on global challenges from debt issues -- jointly stated the objective of the economic relationship that provides a level play for companies and workers in both countries and benefits the two peoples. of course, many remaining areas -- we know there is no difference between words and actions. the united states will live up to the -- we expect our counterparts to do the same. as i set of five meetings in beijing, i believe my trip to china helped advance our efforts in u.s.-china relationship on a sure footing. -- have served as another. i'm confident our discussions have also helped lay the groundwork for a meeting between president biden and president xi. next week we will also chair and china will participate in the apex finance ministers meeting and leaders

out and hear the government laying out its plans for how it intends to win back voters.

them, but i shall not lay them later. .em, official israel, government, foreign ministry, mainstream academia, would find a way of saying that what we see is not what we see, don't think it holds water, there is no reason to do it, i don't think they find anything there, and i don't think it's worth the effort, don't you want to solve it once and for all, i don't care. if it isn't sound for me and i don't think for the state of israel, it doesn't work, it's a huge project if it is possible at all, which are very much doubt, and for what, because some idiot said. we have an editorial aerial photo of the tantore area on the screen right now. an aerial photograph from 1946, we see the village before the war, and all that remains of the tent a single house stands here on the beach, and the captives surprisingly always appear here in all the photos along the beach. بتكتسوم هاز from 1946 we can see the center of the village. here is the main road, the entrance to the village, the area of ​​the cemetery, south of the cemetery, we

the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, laying a wreath at an unknown soldier's tombnd just brings it back, we're following that, the president moments away from doing so himself. lucas tomlinson, where he'll be going after this at wilmington, delaware. he's looking at a lot of world developments concurrently, not the least of which is going on in israel as we speak. do you, lucas. >> that's right, neil. and veterans day of course, one of the most sacred traditions here in the united states, dating back to president eisenhower who, for years, of course, the world and the united states celebrated and honored armistice day end of world war i. sadly world war i was supposed to be the war to end all wars, it was not. you had world war ii, the korean war and president eisenhower signed is bill into law for veterans day, the focus had to be on veterans of all wars. and president biden arrived at arlington national cemetery moments ago where he'll lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. just to go through some of the history, the tom

the actions we take today will lay the groundwork for how a.i. will be used in the years to come. so i will end with this. this is a moment of profound opportunity. the benefits of a.i. are immense. it could give us the power to fight the climate crisis, make medical and scientific breakthroughs, explore our universe, and improve everyday life for people around the world. so let us seize this moment. let us recognize this moment that we are in as leaders from government, civil society, and the private sector. let us work together to build a future where a.i. creates advances fundamental freedoms and rights being protected. let us work together to fulfill our duty to make sure artificial intelligence is in the service of the public interest. i thank you all. ♪ ♪

thank you for laying out there what is at stake. ., ~' ,, laying out there what is at stake._ for - layingr the first stake. thank you. for the first time the us — stake. thank you. for the first time the us supreme - stake. thank you. for the first time the us supreme court i stake. thank you. for the first | time the us supreme court has adopted a code of ethics. it comes after criticism of the cords ethics practices cord's ethics practices including scrutiny this year of justice clarence thomas is travel arrangements and vacations tape by a texas real estate company and donor. just should recruit themselves from a proceeding anytime fairness should be in question. it is unclear how the new policy will be enforced. for a bit of instant karma. police in scotland have arrested a man who kept an expensive camera that he found that was accidentally left on a beach on the remote island of paris. the man took the camera, he wrote a letter however to the local police returning the memory card to maintain good karma. but it was to prove his downfall. it does not exactly look like a crime hot spo

in the family, the father, a war hero, died early, the mother learned to run the household herself, layves and even build houses, the children helped with everything, we finished the house, our dugout fell apart, just lucky, later years, family ties remain just as strong, alexandra ivanovna, she is now 91, lives with her brother and daughter-in-law, what can i cook for you, tell me. i’ll cook porridge, porridge, okay, and i’ll make some tea, okay, yeah, okay , and then we’ll eat manti, manti is nikolai ivanovich’s signature dish, he pampers his wife, sister and dear guests with them, and for tea parties, olga levna has a whole collection vintage coasters, and nikolai supports yours, he even takes me to the flea market, and every time i return there with a new coaster, but i ’m interested in the secret, a happy... marriage, a husband who cooks, it seems to me, yes, but he loves to pamper me, loves to bring coffee to the bed is good, but then it’s just love, probably, and that’s for sure, nikolai, you make manti just great, it seems to me that it’s not very convenient to cook on steel, mo

the scientific segment, on communication in the cultural sphere, realizing that by doing so we are layingoundation for some future... successful economic projects, if maybe two more years ago we showed activity only in the field of student education, university education, and we were just getting started on some kind of joint scientific developments and research, but now we are more actively going not only to universities, but to schools, to preschool education, we are exploring the possibility of implementing some - projects in... the technological direction, in the it-sphere, that is, i understand that those guys who are growing up, who are just getting their first experience, are getting their profession, and maybe even just choosing it, in communication with their colleagues from china, they will lay a solid foundation precisely on a personal level, which will contribute to the development of various caliber of projects in the future, so we are very actively working with three provinces - in these areas in the field of education, science, cultural exchange, well, that’s it. exhibition

speech before it, so it is the first time rishi sunak has been able to lay out a programme like thisbefore they head to the polls. give us a sense about _ before they head to the polls. give us a sense about what happens this afternoon now. all the pomp and pageantry is over. the king and

lay down, this, this is just a friend, i told you many times already... and i believed, but i won’t believei, i don’t want to see you or hear you anymore, it’s over, ayak, please, the man was just giving me a lift, yes, including to his house, like- it’s strange, well, it was a misunderstanding, the misunderstanding was my blindness, that’s it, you can take your things when i’m not at home. oleg. oh, little darling, he broke out early, and i was just starting some pies, you’ll have some pies, i don’t need any pies, why don’t i, what happened, look into my eyes, where is tanya, for me tanya no longer exists. grozhdanochka, drink some water, you’ll feel better, drink, drink, drink, no problem, what have you, they killed you about an hour ago, cut your throat, murder weapon, switchblade . with a wide blade and a lock. in other words, is ordval a professional? in any case, a person with skill. i see, come with me, citizen. where, to the police? well, why immediately go to the police? out into the corridor. i need to talk to you, let’s talk, i’ll let you go. oh, son, what’s wrong with you, oleg,

let me give you the lay of the land and the latest of what's going on here. like you said earlier, hundreds of openai employees are threatening to leave for microsoft if the board doesn't give into certain demands, that includes reinstating sam altman. reminder, he might not even be a microsoft employee just yet, we don't know the verge is reporting this afternoon, altman is trying to go over to openai, even after microsoft's ceo satya nadella announced this morning altman will be ceo of a new a.i. subsidiary at microsoft. so, here's where things stand as of right now openai is currently running under its third ceo in four days already some calls for that ceo to go away and the very real possibility the original ceo, altman, comes back to keep employees from following him to microsoft and collapsing openai. this potential exodus of employees putting openai's lead in a.i. at risk and gives microsoft and chance to develop that technology in house without relying on a volatile startup. microsoft closes the deal, and brings altman in-house, along with hundreds of

i believe history will show that this was the moment when we had the opportunity to the lay the ground work for the future of ai urgency of this moment must then compel us to create a collective vision of what this future must be a future where ai is use today advance human rights and human dignity where privacy is protected and people have equal access to opportunity where we make our democracies stronger and a world safer. a future where ai is used to advance the public interest and that is the future president joe biden and i are building. before generative ai captured global attention president biden and i convened leaders from across our country from computer scientists to civil right activists to business leaders and legal scholars all to help make sure that the benefits of ai are shared equitably and to address predictable threats including deep fakes, data privacy violations and algorithmic discrimination and then we created the ai bill of rights. building on that earlier this week, president directed the united states government to promote safe, secure and trust worthy ai a di

wreaths of flowers at the graves of marshals here on... twice a year, yesterday we had a laying on mayhem to play the artillery anthem, artillery-wise, stalin gave the order, then in our time in the soviet times, precise, and now everyone... in the ensemble, when they sing this anthem, it means that they sing two choruses exactly, the order was given, and the third chorus is already being sung by stalin gave the chorus, familiar places, before the war 2 year... last year he led the russian country of the stsc, to the headquarters i was in solidarity, so all these places were familiar, it was a difficult time, quite difficult, it was morally difficult, but what was the work? our task was to record the shelling carried out by the ukrainian armed forces. across the territory of the donetsk-lugansk people's republics, so it was necessary to resist ukrainian propaganda, which said that russian troops were allegedly fighting on the other side , local residents were fighting there, miners who were fighting for their land, for the language they speak, it was necessary to fight at night sleep,

they will lay out their plans and priorities but not a lot of time.his is the scene at buckingham palace where the king and queen camilla will leave, they will make the journey from buckingham palace in the diamond jubilee stagecoach and make their way along whitehall to the sovereign's entrance at the palace of westminster. we also know too that the prime minister and mps will make their way to the house of commons before proceeding to the house of lords to hear the speech. this is the scene in parliament square just outside the houses of parliament where the carriage will make its entrance into the palace of westminster, as you can see, a big police presence, lots of organisation and logistics making sure today goes off without a hitch. let me show you the view across london this morning, looking down whitehall, you can see the cenotaph, it will be the focus of commemorations next weekend for remembrance sunday and armistice day, that is the view across london and we will give you full coverage of the procession from buckingham palace to here in wes

everything is ours, and all this screen is laid, everything is there, what’s next, then the canvas layworked on a pension for this man and crew. i got married in this house, had two children here, and wanted the stinkers to live here, they set up a hut for my daughter here, my son went to the community, and then we go to our barn, from here to us pork, there further. her cow, and her daughter are going to finish the cow, there are few cows left, there are already 10-12 of them, for the whole village, very few, young people are used to it easier, but we still can’t, we are a cow, our milk, cottage cheese, butter, everything, children, grandchildren, grandchildren love milk, then we absolutely can’t, although it’s a little hard for women, of course, well, no matter, tied it up, oh well, where did it tie it up, you think, if you don’t want it, stop the squirrel, and so here you go, there you go come on, sing, well, sing. good, good, good girl, then, just like little ones, let's drink sleep, then the cow is standing, presumably asleep, and fell asleep, not the cows woke up. no, no, no, eve

yes, but then everything had to fall, so i would be the first who came here, because all the glass lay like this, here everything remained as it was , here are the dishes, they disappeared from that house, here they are intact, here is the projector, tv, video, tape recorders, everything is in place, as it was , very, very strange robbery, why was the projector stolen there, the projector was not stolen here, these are the kind of burglars we have, they break down doors, get into the attic, eh. breaks the windows to go into the house so as not to take anything from here, the only answer that comes to mind is that there were just keys, someone just wanted to take something, they took it, yes, when on the fifteenth it was announced that it was here the house was robbed, and lawyer marina larisa shirokova released a statement, and that everyone had access, had keys, although in fact, i received these keys in october... this year, well, they robbed the widow twice, and twice they blame their son for the fact that first the money disappeared, then this robbery, here you are, as a person who

woman, she was a gorgeous woman, she lay there, beautiful, sexy, and for 2 hours, 2 hours she told me wouldn’t boil, there’s just more of this it wouldn’t have been all, unfortunately, you were jealous of her, very much so, but i was jealous of her. i really loved her, and the first time she came to you instead of also quickly undressing, as they say, an amazing woman, instead of our wedding night. she began to wash the apartment, the house, the house, mine, i have my own house, my attached house , well, of course, in unsanitary conditions, who does this, everything was clean for me, i cleaned up anyway, she says, bring the iron, i say , why use an iron, so i say, dry the poster first, then i’ll dry it directly with a damp iron, that is, she showed that she is a good housewife first of all, she is an amazing housewife, i loved her very much, i didn’t want her to come back to me, my husband asked her to come back, but the fact of the matter is that her ex-husband beat me off because she is amazing... she blossomed with me, i so charismatic, well, where is this, where is this, he talks

says: call me the rest of my sadness, with these words, it means that she approached the stone that layre and said, the memory of the fact that i was here with you, i leave the imprint of my foot, she entered the lake, went to that ... confirmation of this legend here through. there is such a ridge in the lake, this is like a path along which the mother of god walked, it is there now, there is water there, well, that a person can, in principle, walk through. lake lukovskoye, well, now it’s a reservoir since 1980, it’s ancient, of glacial origin. it turns out that once upon a time it was much more, well, the depth of the lake in encyclopedias is written about 11.4 meters, it consists of approximately two parts, this smaller part, but it is deeper, the other shallower one, which is behind the peninsula. the area of ​​the mirror is 5.4 km, they write, but now it will be less, because our water level is very low, in the best times, when there was enough water, the water reached, well, somewhere in the middle of this dam here, very beautiful. there were places before this dam was built, when

down— remain, hummus is not going to lay down its arms unless it gets — lay down its arms unless itegrouping —— hamas. israeiis _ of regrouping —— hamas. israelis are determined to get the hostages out but let's make sure everyone understands, no government in israel can survive _ government in israel can survive if hamas survives in gaza — survive if hamas survives in gaza so. _ survive if hamas survives in gaza. so, how you thread the needle — gaza. so, how you thread the needle between hostage negotiations and in the weeks ahead, — negotiations and in the weeks ahead, and the determination of israei— ahead, and the determination of israet to— ahead, and the determination of israel to eliminate hamas as a military— israel to eliminate hamas as a military threat, this will be a very— military threat, this will be a very hard _ military threat, this will be a very hard needle to thread. both— very hard needle to thread. both of— very hard needle to thread. both of you, thank you so much for your thoughts. we will speak to you later. we also do have a statement released from the pres

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thought to have lived alongside dinosaurs, echidnas are one of only two mammals to lay eggs.a has been gathered — back in 1961. it's so special it's kept under lock and key in the treasure room of naturalis — the natural history museum of the netherlands. it may look a little bit like a run—over hedgehog, but until now, this unique specimen was the only proof that the attenborough long—beaked echidna actually existed. and that's because these echidna live in one of the most remote places on earth — the cyclops mountains in indonesia. previous efforts to find the echidna failed due to a combination of opposition from local villagers, and the brutal conditions. you got it? yeah. so you're slipping all over the place. you're being scratched and cut. there are venomous animals around you. deadly snakes like the death adder. there are leeches literally everywhere. my colleagues and i were chuckling all the time. "oh, this is new — nobody has seen this!" it wasn't all about the echidna. other scientists in the four—week—long expedition found new discoveries — in particular of insec

here lay a large black bag with handles.throom to put the remaining parts of the body, that is, the dismembered legs, into this bag, but... they didn’t fit completely into the bag, so i didn’t know what to wrap them in, and then i remembered that on my balcony in that bedroom there was an old blanket , also brown, which we haven’t used for a long time, well, because it's already there was a little bit of holes in there, and i went, took that blanket, put the rest in this blanket, there was an approximate description from the word of inspection already in the daytime, since the corpse was removed at night from the bottom of the reservoir, found in the places where the accused indicated two blankets , which were subsequently provided for review by persons entering the apartment, they confirmed that there were indeed blankets there, blood that was found on the blankets by experts, due to the fact that for a long time... the help of experts was also needed in examining the remains killed, the fact is that by that time it was imp

charred human bones, near the barn lay charred corpses.d my brother victor and two sisters. i recognized my father by his teeth, since he was burned beyond recognition, and i recognized my mother by her shoes. she was lying under the fence, holding her younger brother's hand vladika. for the executioners who. killed and burned 149 people, khatyn became an association for their punitive activities. the policemen from this nazi unit are called the khatyn killers, although on the territory of occupied belarus the 118th ukrainian police battalion took part in the destruction of hundreds of settlements in the minsk, vitebsk and grodno regions. in total , there are about 200 volumes, which contain evidentiary materials from decisions to initiate a criminal case to protocols of interrogations and confrontations. hundreds of volumes are several criminal cases cases against former servicemen of the 118th ukrainian battalion of the security police, shutsmant battalion. in march 1973 , the first group criminal case was opened. these were five people,

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also hamas laying down arms.elieve so. i of facilities? i don't believe so- i think _ of facilities? i don't believe so. i think again _ of facilities? i don't believe so. i think again the - of facilities? i don't believe i so. i think again the strategic objective israel has laid out is pragmatic, extremely difficult but pragmatic. hamas cannot be allowed to continue dominating the people. they cannot be seen as the governing body of gaza beyond its current conflict. tt t body of gaza beyond its current conflict. . ., , conflict. ifi could “ump in, ou conflict. ifi could “ump in, you said i conflict. ifi could “ump in, you said that _ conflict. ifi could “ump in, you said that you b conflict. ifi couldjump in, you said that you think- you said that you think israel's operation is pragmatic, at the same time, is it clear what the strategic objective is here other than eradicating hamas? we know there has been a massive loss of civilian life on the ground. is this the right approach? t is this the right approach?

so it's incumbent upon us, i think, not only to, to lay out that vision, but to be clear about the ways that we propose to, to achieve that. this is not flipping a light switch, a needless to say, given how deep rooted and enduring these, these problems are. but there that we have to, we have to address this and we have to address it in, in concrete ways and with the determination. because again, it comes back to exactly what you said. we have to demonstrate that we have a better idea and a way to achieve it. it's for the final question. moving on to to of course we've been listening to the us sector of state antony blinking, addressing the media there in israel after his talks with is really leadership striking a balance between emphasizing israel's right to defend itself. as well as the imperative to protect the innocent palestinians with me in their studio as d. w as in middle east, the analysts shawnie was on his shiny, lots of talk there from the secretary of state about the need for humanitarian pauses. he mentioned that several times, but it sounds reading between the lines. ther

the actions we take today will lay the groundwork for how a.i. will be used in the years to come. so i will end with this. this is a moment of profound opportunity. the benefits of a.i. are immense. it could give us the power to fight the climate crisis, make medical and scientific breakthroughs, explore our universe, and improve everyday life for people around the world. so let us seize this moment. let us recognize this moment that we are in as leaders from government, civil society, and the private sector. let us work together to build a future where a.i. creates advances fundamental freedoms and rights being protected. let us work together to fulfill our duty to make sure artificial intelligence is in the service of the public interest. i thank you all. ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] mr. >> the u.s. house is considering several bills in response to the attack on israel including sanctions on all supporters of hamas and condemning anti-semitism on college campuses and are working for spending on the legislative branch and a bill to censure tlaib an